The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-12

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Al HYDE PARK.
LONDON, April ll-Tho fears OF
disorder at the monster HYDE park
meeting have induced the police au-
thorltics to mako large preparations
tor the suppression of turbulence.
with The fate of Sir Edward lIcndcr
son i'll memory, hIs successor IL NOT
lkely 10 tall below the eXigencies OF
the occasion. The residents in the
vicinity of hyde park
HAVE BEEN NERVOUS
at the prospect, but official assurances
are now given that the clustabulary
force will DC SO disposed as tu guar
an'ee the maintenance of public or.
der lhe apprehensions OF rioting al
the meeting were voiced in the Post
this morning IN All article which eX-
cites much discussion. The Post calle
the demonstration an appeal To mob
rule, and while not dlsputing the lc.
gality Of public meetings within Ger
tain well understood limits, it asserte
that in the hands OF the reckless par-
liamentary minority, and as an
INSTRUMENT OF MENACE
to the supremacy of parliament, it can
only be bY some unfortunate tcchnic-
ality that such meetings can escape
being called trnasonablc. But. how
ever strongly the government may be
opposed to this u.cthod OF agitation.
they are not likely TO follow the PO-t-
advice and prevent the asscmbiagc by
force, even Though Edward Norrir.
one of the conservative members of
the Tower hamlcts, has warned the
authorities through the columns Of
Zines that the story Of the meeting
may be written
~ I'm r.Ks OF BLOOD.
Ihe plans tor tho great gathering
have been perfected with ms much
care as was exercised in planning the
eastern volunteer maucuv, r. near
Dover. Fourteen Waguneites viii be
dispoScd in II semi.circle parallel TO
Park l.uue, betw cen the marble arch
aud the Hyde park corner, aud the
following members of parliament
viii preside: Prof Stuart, Mr.. Labou-
cherc, Mr.. james liowland-, Mr.,
liroadhurst, Mr.. Priton Cobb, Hon.
Bernard Colcridge, Mr. William
Hunter, Mr.. Octavius Morgan, Mr..
William Cremer, Mr.. George Howell
and Mr.. Edward pickersgill These
are
ALI GLADSTONE MEMBERS.
Messrs. Redmond and r. T. O'Con-
nor will form the parncllte contin.
gent, and it il hoped the lord mayor
OF Dublin will he able to Join them.
lhc Liberal and Radical clubs will
muster nj their headquarters, and the
visiting organizations will form in
procession at the ralying centres.
From these points they viii march to
the park with bands aud banners and
the great meeting will be organized
at 3 p. IN. The asecmblage will De ad-
dressed from several platforms, and
ample arrangements have been made
tor keeping the flow of oratory up.
Mr.. JacOb Bright and Herbert Gmd.
stone will take pnrt in the speaking.
and resolutions will be put by buglc
call at $50 p. IN Altogether, in view
OF the vast multitude that the bank
holiday sends IN the streets Easter
Monday. and the thorough prepara.
tons which have been made, the
meeting will be most impressive
demOnstratiOn, unless the clerk Of the
weather irOwus upon il in bitter
earnest. Unfortunately April is Il
treaCherous month, and nowhere
more SO than in England.
THE GRAND DEMONSTRATIONS
LONDON, April ll.-Tnc day ap
pointed for the great demonstration
III London against the Irish coercion
bill. now before the house o
commons, opened brilliantly. Vas
crowds of people arc marching
TOWARD HYDE PARK,
where tho meetings are to be held
from every district of London. with
bands, banners and carriages lille,
with leaders in the days eNercisc-. a
the head OF the most enthusiastic
people, in great Ihrongs, are man
banners exhibiting portraits q
Gladstone, Michael Dayitt aud fathe
Keller, with the inscription "Justic
for ireland"
FOURTEEN PLATFORMS
for tho use of the orators have beel
erected in Hyde park and occupy tn
whole frontagr tacing the fashionabl
PARK lane. All those taking part il
the procession from East End Il
West End, London, wear
GREEN RosETTEs
/ TO initiate the Irish emblem, the sham
rock. A large force of police is helt
/ In reserye for emeroeDcy duty. Tn,